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If I go bankrupt because of students loans, will I lose my car that I am making payments on?

Robert Louis Peters
Answered by attorney Robert Louis Peters (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Robert L. Peters, Attorney
Make sure to consult an attorney regarding the student loans. Most student loans are not dischargeable. It is difficult to discharge student loans but is possible under certain circumstances. You would have to prove to the court an undue hardship for the entire remainder of the student loan term. This would require an additional lawsuit within your bankruptcy case called an adversary proceeding to determine if your student loans would be dischargeable. In any event, keep paying your car payments and the student loan scenario should have no affect on keeping your car.
Make sure to consult an attorney regarding the student loans. Most student loans are not dischargeable. It is difficult to discharge student loans but is possible under certain circumstances. You would have to prove to the court an undue hardship for the entire remainder of the student loan term. This would require an additional lawsuit within your bankruptcy case called an adversary proceeding to determine if your student loans would be dischargeable. In any event, keep paying your car payments and the student loan scenario should have no affect on keeping your car.
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If we do walk, will the foreclosure go against our credit or will the bank possibly allow us to do a short sale?

Richard B. Jacobson
Answered by attorney Richard B. Jacobson (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Richard B. Jacobson Associates, LLC
Consult your bankruptcy lawyer. If you did not reaffirm the debt, then ordinarily you would not owes the bank anything upon a surrender of the real estate. However it appears that you refinanced The mortgage loan. So depending on what the new promissory note says, you leave be liable for any deficiency. See if you can work it out with the bank so as to avoid being liable.
Consult your bankruptcy lawyer. If you did not reaffirm the debt, then ordinarily you would not owes the bank anything upon a surrender of the real estate. However it appears that you refinanced The mortgage loan. So depending on what the new promissory note says, you leave be liable for any deficiency. See if you can work it out with the bank so as to avoid being liable.
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I filed for bankruptcy but am still haing financial problems, what can I do?

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Answered by attorney Daniel Hoarfrost (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Daniel G. Hoarfrost
If you think there's a way to cure the mortgage arrears over 3 to 5 years, you can file a Ch 13.If not, you can either work with the lender toward a "short sale," or you can walk away from the home since the debt itself has already been discharged.
If you think there's a way to cure the mortgage arrears over 3 to 5 years, you can file a Ch 13.If not, you can either work with the lender toward a "short sale," or you can walk away from the home since the debt itself has already been discharged.
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